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Sick Man of Europe”.
Scotland: Sick Man of Europe?
The Ottoman Empire was known as the“Sick Man of Europe”.
The sick man of Europe.
Or is it still"The sick man of Europe".
New sick man of Europe?
Britain was called the sick man of Europe.
The‘sick man of Europe' was dying.
They were referred to as“the sick man of Europe.”.
Germany: The Sick Man of Europe?
Turkey is quickly reclaiming its title as“the sick man of Europe.”.
The Ottoman Empire, then known as the‘sick man of Europe,' was rapidly disintegrating….
Turkey was rejected by the west inthe late 19th Century, regarded as‘the sick man of Europe'.
France branded the new‘sick man of Europe'.
Eventually, internal and external problems led to a gradual decline andthe fall of the empire that was also called the'sick man of Europe'.
Today's Turkish economy shows how a backward country,which 20 years ago was called“the sick man of Europe”, has reached the level of highly developed states. Many of R.
If Putin chooses the preservation of the existing situation, we can expect floods of refugees, instability at the borders with Russia andother delights of being the neighbor of‘the sick man of Europe.'”.
Britain was aptly named"The Sick Man of Europe".
Five or six years ago, Germany was still“the sick man of Europe.”.
In the nineteenth century France together with Great Britain tried to strengthen the Ottoman Empire,the now"Sick man of Europe", to resist Russian expansion, culminating in the Crimean War.
A long time ago,Turkey was referred to as“the sick man of Europe.”.
Britain was referred to as the sick man of Europe.
In the 1970s, the UK was called the Sick Man of Europe.
Though in 2007,The Economist dubbed Portugal as“a new sick man of Europe”.
In the more than 40 years since, the UK has played a major role in shaping the course of European integration,while transforming itself from a“sick man of Europe” into one of the world's most competitive economies.
This turned on the question of which of the Great Powers was to control both south-eastern Europe and the commercially and strategically vital gateway between Europe andAsia when the“sick man of Europe” had finally been put out of his misery.